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In Primorye Region save the unique plants and enterprises.

58 million rubles allocated from the reserve fund of the regional administration to pay off wage arrears to workers of the plant "Radiopribor" in Vladivostok. Such a measure is called, and the desire to support the employees of the enterprise in a difficult time for them, and the need to preserve the economic potential of the region in different industries.

New projects in the economy of Primorye is not only a system for creating and territories priority development areas "of the Free Port of Vladivostok." Use and upgrade existing industrial potential of the region, founded in Soviet times - is no less important than the creation of new enterprises. Plant "Radiopribor" in Vladivostok was founded in 1958, until recently, was one of the leading enterprises of the military-industrial complex in the Far East for the production of electronic equipment. Deliberate management mistakes led to severe social situation, but the industrial potential of the enterprise can not be left in history. Therefore, the regional authorities are fundamental to production support measures.

This step - primarily to preserve the unique human resource capacity of the enterprise - enable professionals to �Radiopribor" continue to manufacture and supply the foreign and domestic market of modern military equipment.

Almost a similar situation at the mine and "Oriental" in Lipovtsev. Here, however, there is no delay in salary, but the company on the verge of closing. This decision was made ostensibly because of the situation on the world market. But the miners themselves, their families and the owners have set the task of the authorities to maintain a unique miner's production, going to the open method of coal mining.

Andrew Kukarenko, Technical Director of "Primorskugol": "Today is not profitable. Tomorrow it could be profitable again. The economic situation may change again in the world. "

This turn of events was the reason for the regional authorities to intervene to support at this time for the preservation of the coal industry in the province.

Vladimir Miklushevsky, Governor of the Primorsky Territory, "SUEK will not bankrupt the mine."

This is not the first time the views of the owners of companies and regional management differ in the assessment of the possibilities of using traditional edge industries. Take, for example, and the situation in Dalnegorsk, when attempts to curtail production at "Bor" failed. At the urging of the regional authorities after arrangements unique to Russian production managed to defend.

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